MrDarcy

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by MrDarcy 3y ago
Doesn't seem like nonsense to me. Mozilla is a registered nonprofit so they're fine. Google could donate Chrome to a non-profit if they wish, or not and pay. Seems reasonable.
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by MrDarcy 3y ago
I tried this, it significantly complicated documentation and support after release. Lots more logic handling conflicting cases in two otherwise identical files, etc.
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by MrDarcy 3y ago
Politely disagree. It’s productive because hopefully future teams who launch on HN ask each other, “Is what we’re saying true?” during all those polishing and condensing sessions. If they don’t, the risk is crossing a line that damages the
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by MrDarcy 3y ago
Confirmed thank you!
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by MrDarcy 3y ago
The pitch simply wasn’t true. Data was not destroyed and was restored hours later.
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by MrDarcy 3y ago
How do you get rid of the trash Shorts?
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by MrDarcy 3y ago
That’s exactly the point. git show HEAD shows the log and textual diff because that’s what matters most from the users perspective. The internal representation doesn’t matter for most users and use cases.
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by MrDarcy 3y ago
At least one thing has stayed constant: bash brings up both the kube cluster today as it brought up the prod server in the 90’s
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by MrDarcy 3y ago
When we ask git to show us a commit, it shows us a diff, because that’s the most helpful model.
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by MrDarcy 3y ago
Put another way, your capital gains are zero.
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by MrDarcy 3y ago
Extremely useful almost every time. Why wouldn’t we re-write our personal history just before merging into the main permanent history?
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by MrDarcy 3y ago
We blew past that point around 2015.
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by MrDarcy 3y ago
I remember getting into scripting creating a menu system that could boot with either mouse or keyboard drivers loaded, but not both, because falcon 3.0 required about 610K of conventional memory, leaving only about 30K for sound, joystick,